Cardrew Court learners wanted to showcase their Right to Education via their participation at school.  

Being on roll at Cardrew Court school has meant not only do they now attend a school that can meet their needs, most learners have increased their attendance, and participation in extra curricular activities with frienships being formed and a sense of safety instilled.

Here is the video they created with Matt our KS2 teacher and Rights Respecting schools lead.

Thank you to all learners and staff involved in the production of the video and the continued work on our Rights Respecting journey, next stop... Our Silver accreditation within the Rights Respecting schools award!

Here are some quotes from the report.

"Cardrew Court School is a place of healing and reintegration for its pupils."

"Staff share high aspirations. They seek to secure positive learning experiences for pupils... They commit to their learning because they know staff care about their success."

"Pupils benefit from positive relationships with staff. Staff promote care, tolerance and respect. Discriminatory or unkind behaviour is not tolerated. Pupils say that bullying is very rare, if it ever happens. They know who they can speak to if they are worried. Consequently, pupils are safe."

"Pupils’ reading is prioritised. The reading curriculum is sequenced carefully and underpinned by high-quality texts. Staff use timely checks to ensure pupils build on what they already know and can do."

"The promotion of pupils’ personal development is strong. Staff ensure that pupils have a rich experience of their local community. In lessons, pupils discuss beliefs and values through religious studies and personal, social and health education (PSHE) lessons."